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Posted By: Ben
what's the most you've spent on a card that is in REALLY bad condition? ((ie severe creasing/paper loss or missing corners) |
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Posted By: Julie Vognar
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Posted By: runscott
I think it cost me $100. It was so ugly I sold it almost immediately. I also paid $368 for a t206 Wagner, but all that remained was the nose. |
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Posted By: David
Reverse answer: I sold a truly hideous 1933 Candian Goudey Lou Gehrig for $225. |
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Posted By: jeff s
Those of you who know my buying habits realize how difficult a choice this is for me. |
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Posted By: Bill Cornell
Jeff- |
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Posted By: Robert
Not even one eye? |
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Posted By: Julie Vognar
with an absolutely devestated border, two big triangles out of it, rumples and pushes, a faint stamp of some previous owner on the front, stains all over the back...but the card is over 8" in diameter, so all the players are intact, and bright as the day they were printed. Not sure I can imagine anyone buying it off of me, but I like it. |
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Posted By: jeff s
for more than you paid...lmk if you actually want to sell it...jeff_sackmann@hotmail.com. |
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Posted By: runscott
but I always wondered about that one where less than half of it was remaining and it looked like it had been in a fire: what if the other half showed up? |
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Posted By: Andy Baran
I have paid many thousands of dollars for beat up E107's of Wagner and Mathewson. If anyone out there has a beat up E107 Lajoie, I will gladly do it again |
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Posted By: sabrjay
I've been wonder why hasn't already been done. They destroyed a truely historical piece of memorabilia when they cut up Terry Sawchuck's only pair of leg pads he wore during his career, so why not cut up a card that has no real signifigance to the sports world. |
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Posted By: runscott
...that's blasphemy! er, who was he anyway? |
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Posted By: sabrjay
ask Elliot, it's a Canadian thing. :-p |
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Posted By: David
For the benifit of outhers,some card company made a set of game-used memorabilia cards by cutting up the leg pads of Sawchuck (Hockey Hall of Fame goalie. These were the only such leg pads in existence and, as expected, there were big complaints from many people. |
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Posted By: JulieVognar
for $500--doubt you'd want to spend more than that on it. Anway, I like it. |
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Posted By: Julie Vognar
There AIN'T many E107 Lajoies out there. Maybe they all have happy homes... |
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Posted By: Elliot
All time shut out leader. |
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Posted By: jeff s
here in america we spell it SAWCHUCK. |
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